Please continue to pray for Larry Smith who is weak and not feeling well, but has to continue his dialysis treatments three times a week.
Please continue to remember Bess Kirby, Ann Card, and Tom Aycock as they are grieving the recent loss of their beloved spouses.
Pastor Darrel is scheduled for right total hip replacement surgery in Tampa this Wednesday, January 22. Please remember him in prayer.
Pastor Terry is asking for our continued prayers for their son, Jeremy, as he has not yet been able to find employment.
Glenda is having some physical difficulties. She is asking us to pray for "God's touch and help in the tests to figure out what's causing (her) numbness in (her) legs and feet, causing the blood flow not to be right." She has appointments on March 11 and March 13 for tests.
Please continue to pray for Sue Remer who has been sick for several weeks. She is still dealing with coughing and difficulty breathing due to respiratory infection.
Please continue to pray for Kathy Justice's son, Ben, age 37. He admitted himself to a substance abuse facility last Friday and will be there for two weeks for his addiction to alcohol. He has had some tragic and traumatic things happen in his life. We are praying for his successful recovery from this addiction.
Brad truly needs our continued prayers. He was recently hospitalized due to a blood clot in his leg. The blood clot was dissolving and he was sent home. Marilyn reports that Brad is still in great pain. She will try to see if she can get Brad to the doctor sooner than his Wednesday appointment. She also said that Brad's diabetes is "out of control." Please pray!
Many of us know and love Lynn from LGC. She is now going through some very difficult days with physical and emotional challenges. Let's join together in remembering her in prayer.
Debbie Brake's friend, Donna, has two growths on her breast that the doctor was 90% sure were cancer. She will be having a biopsy soon, then possible surgery. Thank you for praying for Debbie's friend.
George and Kathy's daughter, Karen, is slowly improving from her diagnosis that her "brain is stroked." She is receiving visiting nurses and lung treatment at home and she is able to speak a few words. All of this is an indication that God is at work in Karen's body and we praise Him! Please continue to pray!
Kim's mom, Wilma, has Myeloma and Angie is fervently praying for Jesus's healing touch, and especially that Wilma will accept Jesus. Kim became a Christian through Angie's life and silent witness. I think Myeloma is Cancer of the blood and very painful.
Please remember in prayer those in our RFC family who are confined to nursing and/or rehab facilities: Danielle Wilcox, Janet Jones, Ann Card, and Connie Martin.
